Pittsburgh Municipal ID Feasibility Study

What is it?

The Office of the Mayor is seeking proposals from qualified individuals or firms to conduct a feasibility study to create a Municipal Identification Cards (ID) for the City of Pittsburgh. The study will require one or more firms to provide project management, market research, and technological research.

Municipal IDs are useful tools that have been developed in other metro areas worldwide to connect marginalized populations, children, youth, and families with critical services, and to increase the accessibility of public services, spaces, and cultural institutions. The cards unify a population under a single system with multiple benefits and opportunities to participate.

The City is seeking planning support to define the program parameters and requirements to create, launch, and manage the dissemination and maintenance of this program. This can be in the form of a single contractor who can manage the project, conduct market research and database/technology feasibility and cost-mapping, or multiple contractors to manage distinct aspects of the proposal.

Download Opportunity Documents

Not sure where to start? The document labeled as an RFP (Request for Proposals), RFQ (Request for Qualifications), or IFB (Invitations for Bid) will contain more detailed instructions about the project timeline, what we're looking for, and how to put together a propsal.

• RFP for Pittsburgh Municipal ID Feasibility Study

How do I bid?

Sealed proposals must be received by the time indicated in the solicitation document on the last day of the submission period. See document for specific instructions concerning printed and/or digital copies. Postmarks are not sufficient. Proposals by fax and email will not be accepted.

Mail or deliver proposals to the address detailed in the main solicitation document (RFP, IFB, RFQ).